Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

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AND ouHyEnKnncR.
OLxnRIA. Dee. 10 II spseiAll -Ia tbs
h0use sue birds of DsnoeEetie plamsee
have d1oked 70 the xiahf, faoina tna
speaksF, whfie fhoes % ne opp0eits
fsathsr hage gone 70 the ieil. ta4 D@ ali
Tee onsiFa On that sI3e and they nos be-
ne snfh slant. MelaES. MnrmAn and
Mcmillan e0nsiieutsd The oveEhog. Tie
hf-t taking Q eeaa with Mr.. ElAsEs Dem.
ocFat from KING, and Mr.. NesllIi4n
sharing she table wiGh ME. FsIlous, Of
5poksne. An equal namoeF Of tablas.
SIX, are ranged on each side Of the
house. each table accommodating two
men bsEs. Arrasmiib, the only mem
5eF Of tbs house retained from she last
session. took hia old ssat In che engnsF
IN the extreme right, With MF. MrEiroy
tDsm.). when the honse fisst assem-
oled. bat when 9 speaker had been
elsoled. leaving vacant chair Ia cor
rospondingly desirable position on the
left, be went over and sat down on the
Republican side with Mr. Stewart, from
Piereo.
Mr. CLARK. Of Ysklma, and Nc. Pres
ton, OF Walla WaIls, SIC next. and Mr..
Humes, Of King. and Mr.. Irwin. Of
Spokane. hold tbs hfss table % ahe left,
inside the railing.
Fer tbs rest. Mr.. Lewis. Of King, Mr.
Case. Of Garfield. Mr.. Rsed, OF ThnFs.
t0n, AR. rhompsJn, Of Pierce, MF.
Helm. Of klickitaf. and Mr.. EokIaF, Of
Columhia, ara paired 10 the hack row.
On ths other side Mr. n :Elfoy, Of
Skaeif, sat alone IL the corner alnoa de-
serted by AFraamifh. Mr.. Keane, Of
King. aud Mr. Bacey, Of Linooln, Nj.
Payne, of Kitsap. and ME. Baker, Of
Whatcon. Messrs. Koapp and Stsven-
sen, both OF Clarke, have chosen each
other for mates on the other asde besides
those mentionsd.
BusENnz8 o1kLEn0s.
The business caliinQs Of the members
Of the house are Feprt tsented a. foll0ws
six are merchants, SIX lawyers tincind-
ing CASE, stadeni), i've farmers, one
sawmill and iambefmsn, one stockman,
Two bankers, o Q miller, cua shoemaker.
one hortioalturiss, one fisherman and
one logger.
The members Of the h0uss ere located
In the city for the session principally
at private residences. and many viaor-
Gus kicks have been made because OF
disposition on the part Of tbs people 10
c1aFRe exhoRblfant rates for room rent
The rates charged are qaofed % elo
qusnt arRumenss 10 favor Of the femov
al Of the capital, as the members staFa
10 and ont every session disposed 90 be
mad 81 tha town. However. auODR
sbose inclined 20 cinoh there Bfe many
Who do ths reasonable thing.
wHEas TINY Roon.
Il may net be upinteFeatinR 20 know
shas Messrs. Arrasmilh and Humss
room together st Mr.. HowaFd'a. Mr..
Clark, of Yakima, also has a room
there. Messrs. Baker, FogFest and
MeElroy stoO 81 Y0unR's hotel, and
Messrs. B1ney and Pavue are at the
White heuse snd Mr.. kssne 10 at the
Columbia aoase. Ms Eokir hss rooms
at Ms. Jsmeson's housa, MF. Helm a.
Mr.. B.sslow's, Messes. Irwin and War
mar a. Prof. Henderson's. Mr.. knApp
at Mrs.. Parker, Mr.. MoAiliau at Mrs
rufneF's, Messrs. Preston, Stewart aUd
rhemps8n at J. N. 0sIe's, Mr. Steven
aon at Mr.. Siishy's MessFs.. Case and
Reed reside In this city.
A rather strange incident n that IT,
via and Arrasmith. colleagues from
Whitman ceulty, never met sach other
until introduced af the Colt0u House
after their arrival here.